. Phaeton Rogers; un roman de la vie de garçon . boyat à l'époque, et bien sûr un garçon, qui seulement knovs whatsqui lui plaît, ne peut pas être attendu à savoir ce qui est articticand devrait lui plaire. Mais certains d'entre eux semblaient très merveilleux, surtout un qui a illustré les pêcheurs TheUnchanceux. Il wras au point où Joe andIsaac essayaient de prendre un tour derrière un omnibus.non seulement les héros eux-mêmes semblent complètement fatigués par la longue journée de pêche infructueuse, Mais le chien avait l'air fatigué, les chevaux de bus étaient apparemment fatigués, le chauffeur wras fatigué, le garçon qui a appelé Whip derrière ! était fatigué, ev

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. Phaeton Rogers; a novel of boy life . boyat the time, and of course a boy, who only knovs whatpleases him, can not be expected to know what is artisticand ought to please him. But some of them appeared tome very wonderful, especially one that illustrated TheUnlucky Fishermen. It wras at the point where Joe andIsaac were trying to catch a ride behind an omnibus.Not only did the heroes themselves appear completelytired out by the long day of fruitless fishing, but thedog looked tired, the bus horses were evidently tired, thedriver wras tired, the boy who called out Whip behind ! was tired, even the bus itself had a tired look, and thisgeneral air of weariness produced in the picture a wonder-ful unity of effect. Jimmy looked so pale and thin, as he lay there, thatwe were all startled, and Ned seemed actually frightened.He lost control of himself, and broke out passionately : Oh, Jimmy, dear Jimmy, you must nt die ! Wecant have you die ! We 11 get all the doctors in the city, and buy you everything you need, only dont die I. A LYRIC STRAIN. 183 Here he thrust his hand into his pocket, andout two silver dollars. Take them, Jimmy, take them! said he. AuntMercys got plenty more that you can have when theseare gone. And we dont care anything about the typeyou pied. I d rather pi half the type in the office thansee your leg broken. We cant any of us spare you.Live, Jimmy, live ! a-nd you may be proof-reader in ouroffice, --we need one dreadfully, Jack-in-the-Box says so, -and you know pretty nearly everything, and can soonlearn the rest, and we 11 get you the green shade for youreyes, and youre awful round-sho- -that is, I mean, infact, I think you are the very man for it. And you cangrow up with the business, and always have a good place.And then, Jimmy, if you want to use your spare time insetting up your poems, you may, and change them just asmuch as you want to, and we wont charge you a cent forthe use of the type. Ned certainly meant this for a generous offer, andJimmy

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